1990 Fiji rugby union tour of Hong Kong and France

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1990 Fiji rugby union tour of Hong Kong and France
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The 1990 Fiji rugby union tour of Hong Kong and France was a series of matches played in December 1990 in Hong Kong and France by Fiji national rugby union team.

The matches played in France were valid for the "Toulouse Centenary International Masters".

Results

5 December 1990
Hong Kong  Flag of Hong Kong.svg6 - 54Flag of Fiji.svg  Fiji
Hong Kong

11 December 1990
HK Chairman XV9 - 77 Fiji XV
Hong Kong

16 December 1990
Wellington 9 - 30 Fiji XV
Toulouse

20 December 1990
Queensland Flag of Queensland.svg 22 - 12 Fiji XV
Toulouse

22 December 1990
Bath 19 - 60 Fiji XV
Toulouse

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